Rosas Casita sits in a quiet neighborhood in La Quinta, California, and offers a small, home-like setting with only six licensed beds, which means each resident gets personal attention throughout the day and night, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms for living arrangements, with furnished rooms available if needed. The manager, Adriana Rosas, oversees care with the help of caring and trained staff, who handle everything from medication management and help with daily activities like bathing, grooming, dressing, and transfers, to gentle memory care for those living with Alzheimer's, dementia, stroke, or Parkinson's, including help preventing wandering and calming anxiety for people struggling with memory loss, all under 24-hour supervision.
The home runs as a state-licensed Residential Care for the Elderly facility and follows a strict staff screening process, including background checks, drug tests, and verification of licenses, so residents' safety and well-being get top priority, and a call system and emergency alert setup make sure help is available any hour of the day. Guests see meals cooked in the open kitchen every day, served three times daily in the dining area, and meals can be prepared for specific needs such as allergies, diabetes, or other dietary restrictions, and laundry, housekeeping, and light cleaning are all included as part of the core services, along with transportation when required for doctors' visits or outings.
Rosas Casita welcomes pets and offers walking paths, a garden, a pool with a warm jacuzzi, and scheduled activities like movie nights, creative arts classes, shopping trips, and shared mealtimes to help everyone stay engaged and active. The professional team also provides respite care for families needing temporary help, along with support for long-term stays, and keeps in touch with families and the resident's health team about personal care plans, which are made to fit the individual's needs and preferences. They'll also help with mobility, offer wheelchair assistance, provide non-medical home care, and keep everyone comfortable, even in hospice or end-of-life care situations, all while welcoming visits from family and friends.
Rosas Casita operates in a single-story building that's wheelchair accessible, sits near hospitals, stores, and other community services, and has an active business status with an A+ BBB rating (but isn't BBB accredited), running weekdays from 8 AM to 5 PM and closed on weekends, and they've provided care since 2021 under industry-required licenses. They build a unique care plan for every resident, respect cultural and language needs with English-speaking staff, and aim to make their small, friendly house a safe and gentle place where seniors can get help with daily tasks, enjoy good meals, take part in activities, and feel secure-whether they're staying a short time or calling it home for years.
